Sage Timeslips

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A billable-time and billing system for professional services firms, with mobile and cloud capture options.

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What it does

Sage Timeslips is built for professional services firms that need to capture billable time and expenses, customize invoices, run detailed reports, and connect with legal or accounting tools. Timeslips Premium is a desktop-based solution with Timeslips Go as a mobile or web companion in most plans; Timeslips Anywhere is the vendor’s cloud-native option. The pricing page lists subscriptions and a free trial.

Timeslips focuses on turning captured time and expenses into client billing rather than general employee productivity tracking. Its product page describes multiple time-entry methods, rate assignment, flexible billing, legal-specific invoice formats such as LEDES 98B, reporting, and integrations. The pricing page lists Timeslips Premium starting at $657/year for a single-license business and other tiers at higher annual amounts; Timeslips Anywhere is shown at $46/month for the first user and $35/month for each additional user. Because the product has distinct desktop and cloud editions, compare the right edition and plan before purchase.

Strengths

  • Supports billable-time entry, expense capture, customizable invoices, reports, and integrations.
  • Premium includes a mobile/web companion in most plans; Anywhere is cloud-native.

Watch out for

  • The product is specialized for professional-services billing rather than simple stopwatch tracking.
  • Premium desktop and Anywhere cloud editions have different plan structures and pricing.

Best for

  • Law and professional-services firms that need detailed time and billing workflows
  • Teams that require billable time, flexible invoice formats, and client reporting

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